1969-70 Dodge Coronet Super Bee Bumble Bee Tail Stripes with Bee Logo

1969-70 Dodge Coronet Super Bee Bumble Bee Tail Stripes with Bee Logo

The bumble bee stripe wrapping the tail of a 1969 or 1970 Super Bee is one of the most recognizable graphics of the muscle car era, and it is the first thing missing from a car that has been repainted without its stripes. This kit restores the correct design across the trunk lid and both rear quarters, with the bee logo that finishes the look.

Licensed and made from 3M vinyl

The kit is licensed by Mopar and cut from 3M vinyl. That matters for tape stripes, because cheaper vinyl shrinks and cracks after a few summers in the sun. Each kit contains enough material for one car and carries a 6 year limited warranty against manufacturer's defects. Colors include Tomato Red, gloss black, matte (flat) black and white.

Installation notes

The quarter stripes do not include cutouts for side marker lights. If your car has markers in the stripe path, apply the stripe and trim around them with a sharp blade. Lay the stripes out with masking tape before peeling any backing, and check the alignment with the body lines from a few steps back. This kit is specific to the 1969 and 1970 Super Bee and does not interchange with other years or models.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which cars does it fit?
It is made only for the 1969 and 1970 Dodge Coronet Super Bee.

How many pieces are in the kit?
Three stripe sections covering the trunk and both quarters, plus the bee logo.

Are there cutouts for the marker lights?
No. Trim around the markers after the stripe is applied if your car has them in the stripe path.

Fitment: 1969, 1970 Dodge Coronet Super Bee